The cost depends on the faults identified, access, materials and the extent of the repairs. No project price was supplied for Station Road. Electric11 can review an EICR report and provide a quotation for the work required.

An unsatisfactory electrical inspection gives a property owner a clear next step: address the safety observations recorded in the report. At a property on Station Road, Electric11 carried out EICR remedial works following an inspection that identified issues requiring attention. The supplied project summary records a satisfactory EICR outcome after the remedial work.
This case study looks at the purpose of the job, its documented outcome and how Electric11’s assessment, quotation, work and testing process applies to this type of project.
Project at a glance
| Detail | Project information |
|---|---|
| Location | Station Road |
| Service | EICR remedial works |
| Job reference | 5592 |
| Starting position | Unsatisfactory EICR |
| Scope | Corrective work arising from the inspection findings |
| Recorded outcome | Satisfactory EICR following remedial works |
The challenge: addressing the inspection findings
An Electrical Installation Condition Report assesses the condition of an existing fixed electrical installation. It helps an owner understand which observations need action and gives an electrician a basis for planning the corrective work.
For the Station Road project, the brief describes safety observations involving circuits and sockets. The task was to address the issues arising from the EICR, with no additional work recorded outside that scope.
The focus was therefore on the findings for this installation. An unsatisfactory result does not, by itself, establish that every circuit needs replacing or that a full rewire is necessary. The appropriate repairs depend on the condition of the installation and the observations made during inspection. Electrical Safety First’s guidance on C1 and C2 observations explains why these safety findings need prompt attention.
The work: targeted EICR remedial action
Electric11 carried out the remedial work identified through the inspection process. The supplied summary does not confirm a component-by-component repair list, equipment quantities or the materials used, so this case study does not attribute particular replacements or upgrades to the job.
The project photographs show distribution boards, circuit identification labels, metering equipment and the incoming supply arrangement. They provide context for the installation, but do not establish which components were repaired or replaced.
The result: a satisfactory EICR outcome
The supplied completion summary records the EICR as satisfactory following the identified remedial works. That is the central outcome of this project: the installation moved from an unsatisfactory assessment to a recorded satisfactory result.
The value of the job was electrical safety and a documented condition assessment. No energy generation, bill reduction or carbon savings are recorded for this project.
Need help with an unsatisfactory EICR?
If your inspection has identified electrical safety issues, Electric11 can help you understand the next steps. Share your report with the team to discuss the observations and request a quotation for the remedial work.
Learn more about Electric11’s EICR service or contact Electric11 on 01953 661 155.
Discuss Your EICR Remedial WorksElectric11 is composed of a team of local electricians based in Attleborough, offering coverage to the entire Norfolk region. Moreover, through our extensive network, we have forged strong connections with quality tradesmen representing various disciplines in our area.
The Electric11 EICR Remedial Works Process
Report and site assessment
Review the EICR observations alongside the existing installation, access and safety concerns. The report helps establish the corrective work needed and whether any additional investigation is required.
Clear scope and quotation
Set out the proposed repairs, materials, expected timescale and next steps in a clear quotation. For remedial work, relating the proposed scope to the report observations helps the customer understand what each task addresses.
Coordinated remedial work
Carry out the agreed corrective work with attention to safe working and disruption to the property. At Station Road, the supplied brief records work arising from the EICR rather than an additional installation project.
Testing and documentation
Complete the relevant testing and provide the appropriate records for the work undertaken. For this project, the supplied summary confirms a satisfactory EICR outcome; individual readings and the precise remedial certification are not included in the brief.
EICR remedial works are repairs or corrective measures carried out to address safety issues identified in an Electrical Installation Condition Report. The work required depends on the observations and findings recorded for the installation.
C1 means danger is present and immediate action is needed to make the situation safe. C2 means the condition is potentially dangerous and requires urgent remedial action. These are general definitions; the exact observations for the Station Road project are not listed here.
An unsatisfactory EICR does not automatically mean a full rewire is required. The appropriate response depends on the defects identified and the condition of the installation. The supplied Station Road summary describes remedial works rather than a full rewire.
The supplied job summary records a satisfactory EICR outcome following the identified remedial works. It does not provide individual test readings or a detailed schedule of the repairs.












